As kane said in an interview the backrooms builds based off of projections from people (Same for still lifes) so it is not out of the question that the red neighborhood is Ivans childhood home

(I am looking into your soul)

thanks kane good movie

No AI was used in the making of these photographs

The Backrooms is huge, correct? Damn near endless? How many Still Life's are there in a 20 mile radius are we thinking?

How many woman with red hair are there in real life? I get gingers (is it okay to refer to them as gingers?) are not exactly rare out in the wild but they are certainly not very common.

So, in the vast expanse that is the Backrooms where it's mostly void of life, what would be the odds of Clark finding a random Barbara "look-a-like" inside?

Clark killed Barbara is what I'm getting at people! LOL

Kane should let me know I'm right and 99% of this community is wrong. Have a nice day!

Hay una teoría casi cierta donde dice que Clark nunca tuvo cartel de búsqueda poque no había nadie en su vida que se interesará en buscarlo. Aunque sea casi cierto hay algo que dice lo contrario. Y es que su ex esposa posiblemente haya hecho carteles de búsqueda, porque aunque ya no le importaba a Clark, el era el quien pagaba su universidad, y la universidad para ella era importante.

Si tienes teorías cuentalas

I synced up two scenes from Found Footage #3 and Informational Video to show the comparison, not because I think they happen at the same time. Pretty sure they don't, could be wrong though.

Part 5 is going to be delayed to tomorrow because capcut is so fucking annoying. I hope the creators lose money because of so much bugs that are not fixed and then how much features that were set to pro.

Its a short episode too but capcut sucks and I'm not doing kinemaster, I don't want no suggestions I'm staying with my normal composition apps.

Since it's delayed I'm putting out two episodes on Wednesday all at once.

Yeah. I like the hazmat too.

While re-examining the scene featuring the outpost Naren discovered, I noticed a cable extending upward. Could this cable be connected to the floor above? If it is, it might indicate that the "vertical expansion" mentioned by Marvin and the others in "Pitfall" has actually been realized. Alternatively, perhaps this outpost is a copy of another one.

from the video pitfalls, the complex can recreate a neighborhood and in the ff3 it can recreate a city. Also we can see that plant can be recreated by the complex, could it also recreate forest? We all always see that it only recreate mostly man made structure and anything close to where human lives. It feels like the complex is a terrarium made for human by higher dimensional creature tryna recreate human ecosystem by recreating place where human mostly spend their time.

which one do you prefer?

I've been wondering this for a while, Are any of the "plants" seen throughout the complex alive?
All we really have to base this on is the Still Lifes. (Not the best because humans are very different from plants)

Some plants would probably be like artifical plants, these would be very easy for the complex to recreate, the best we could realistically get is some weird mess of organic and inorganic materials, like a plant cell made of plastic with organic material inside.

What are your thoughts on this and do you think this will ever be answered?

He could have survived if he did not say these cursed words. Its almost like when wyatt said "I dont like this thing" and that sealed his fate when he said it. Dont make fun of diesased kids or the complex will eat you alive. Very scary

There are so many details in this film—which I find absolutely brilliant—that few people seem to have noticed. Some of the most intriguing ones, in my view, surround the character of Mary at the very end of the movie. During the sequence of shots showing various locations recreated by the "Backrooms," we catch a glimpse of this image: the ruins of the house where Mary and her mother once lived, bearing the number 628—a figure that calls to mind the formula for the circumference of a circle. Circumference = π × 2 × r, where π × 2 ≈ 3.14 × 2 = 6.28. This reference evokes a cycle—a return to the starting point—something from which one cannot escape. The most compelling aspect of this theory lies in the contrast between the book's title and the symbol of the circle: Mary seeks to open a window toward a different perspective, whereas the circle may represent a state of confinement from which there is no way out.

A second theory that could support this idea: in Mary's office—as recreated by the Backrooms—I find it rather amusing that neither of the two window depictions appears to be a genuine window; they offer no view of any kind of horizon. (Sorry for my english)

You can’t really screenshot anything on a PS3 so these awful quality pictures will have to do.

It can also move but, I don’t think I can post the video along with the pictures on this post sadly

Came back after a while

Yep

something I thought of and made in roblox f3x, since I am not too fond of just thin stick-like bacteria.

I mean everyone should find a place. Now I gotta go adopt two kittens and name them Bobby and Kat!